Rene Magritte Le Fils De l'Homme Lithograph, Signed in a Pate, Stamped & Framed 1964

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One of Magritte’s ( Belgian 1898- 1967) most iconic and enigmatic images, Le Fils de l’Homme presents a mysterious figure … Read more One of Magritte’s ( Belgian 1898- 1967) most iconic and enigmatic images, Le Fils de l’Homme presents a mysterious figure in a bowler hat whose face is obscured by a floating green apple. Painted in 1964, the original work is a hallmark of Surrealist art—playfully questioning identity, visibility, and the nature of reality. This finely produced lithograph, printed by the renowned Atelier Mourlot in Paris, faithfully captures the original’s subtle tones and haunting presence. A collector’s edition officially authorized by the Magritte Foundation and ADAGP, it represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of modern art history. Professionally framed and ready to hang.

René Magritte (Belgian, 1898–1967)
Title: Le Fils de l’Homme (The Son of Man)
Medium: Color Lithograph
Signature: Stamped & signed in Plate
Edition: Unknown edition
Printed by: Atelier Mourlot, Paris
Certification: Includes Certificate of Authenticity
Authorization: Authorized by the Magritte Foundation and ADAGP, Paris (Society of Authors in the Graphic and Plastic Arts)
Reference #: 47507
Dimensions
Framed: H 22.75” W 16.75 D 1”
Matted: H 21” W 15”
Unmatted: H 18.75” W 13.75”

About the artist :
René Magritte (Belgian 1898–1967) was a Belgian Surrealist artist best known for his witty and thought-provoking imagery that challenges perceptions of reality. Using a precise, realistic painting style, Magritte created fantastical scenes filled with paradoxes, often juxtaposing ordinary objects in unexpected ways—such as a man with his face obscured by an apple (The Son of Man). His work explores themes of identity, illusion, and language, making him one of the most influential figures in 20th-century art. Magritte's legacy continues to inspire artists, filmmakers, and philosophers alike. See less